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OpenShift deployment #19
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I would, ideally, like to be able to not use a classical Dockerfile but go full S2I. For that, I need a "base" Minecraft Server S2I, see https://github.com/vorburger/s2i-minecraft-server. The idea would be that this project could then be S2I built based on that, and merely add its own plugin. |
well this base image that you talk about that is this as well: https://github.com/edewit/minecraft-plugin-centos but then based on osgi, are you saying you want to have another one that is not based on that? |
@edewit right, I now can see that and the server.properties and the bin - have to admit that I was originally only peeking at the master branch of minecraft-plugin-centos instead, my mistake. My idea with https://github.com/vorburger/s2i-minecraft-server is to do something modular - a base Minecraft server S2I image which we can augment in a separate image with the OSGi support, and then S2I in minecraft-storeys-maker built upon either the former or the latter (we choose). That way, we can build everything from source, inside OpenShift if we like, instead of relying on binary JARs in our repos. |
To work, this requires vorburger/s2i#gradle which includes: * fabric8io-images/s2i#146 * fabric8io-images/s2i#118
@edewit I will update this issue re. the procedure for getting this running on OpenShift...
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